The 4 Seasons

great, thanks! that page brings me back I found the one from OKX that they deleted as well. Can't click on the links but i can at least see them https://web.archive.org/web/20151031235410/https://www.weather.gov/okx/stormevents

8 years ago today. This was an incredible short duration storm here that was one of the 5 or so that i've experienced thundersnow. This one (and Feb 2001) was some of the most intense close proximity thunder i've ever seen. The other few like Feb 2017 and Feb 2003 were more distant rumbles of thunder. Not this one. I happened to be outside when it was snowing hard around 7-8pm or so. I was looking down and all of sudden a bright white flash engulfed my surroundings. For a split second i couldn't compute what was happening, i thought it was maybe a flood light or something. Then very quickly BOOM a super loud convective clap hit like it was summer. I looked up and saw multiple CG strikes after that in the distance. Had to be very close by because the delta was <1 second and i could see the lightning strikes. Only time i was ever outside and saw thundersnow. We picked up about 13.5" in just a few hours. I'll be remapping and touching up this storm at some point soon. Radar and other maps: https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/mar-7-8-2018

Only 8 months till November.

I go through the same thing I send them pics and never do they use mine but another spotter in north haven who's always higher. Weird how North Haven jackpots all the time..

Yeah and don't forget 21" during the blizzard

Thanks lotta strange names in there i don't recognize..16 years ago

https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/storm-archive

That was the only widespread adv snowfall that season

? It's there not sure how you could miss it It's in the main archive and all the snowfall maps pages

I did. I used that as a guide back to 2008 and also used the F6 for EWR BDR BDL and ORH. And then checked pns and coop/cocorahs for those dates that showed snow and my memory as well. Oh and Ray's winter storm archive I think i just didn't include it in the main archive bc it didn't affect CT with any snow >3". I am going back and filling in all the missing storms in the SNE snowfall maps pages (every N MA, E MA, S NJ only storm). There's a lot.

Yup looks like it was separated into two parts on the 20-21st and the 23rd. The pns lists it as two separate events even though it was part of the same system. https://arctic.som.ou.edu/tburg/products/realtime/models/?model=era5&base=ptype&background=plain&state=states_brown&country=countries_brown&proj=conus&archive=false&run=2010121100

Maybe they moved from Canada and think it's CM? I don't see any other way you come up with that number

Didn't realize i missed a very large coastal storm that clipped SE MA before Boxing Day 2010. I didn't know about that one. I'll have to do that one and add it

Looks like a general C-2 for most of franklin, worcester, middlesex and essex counties

After thinking about it I don't think we've had a winter this well rounded with cold, snow pack and storms every month since 95-96. Maybe 10-11 or 13-14 but even those didn't have a march... we'll see how march works out this time. I guess 02-03 was wall to wall but not this much snow pack and Jan was dead

What did you end up getting? This event always looked like dung to me the little I delved into it

I'd sign in second for that. 8-10" storm in March would make this winter an easy A. 4 months in a row with a warning event. It's not like it's historic for SE mass, just more. I don't care what my neighbors get as long as I'm expecting it.

Lmao 21-24" MEAN on the geps?? What's wxbell like 6"? Weenievista

Once i get all these for the season for SNE and tri state i can plot them on a map.

yea i wont be using that station, i knew after the blizzard it was terrible. Most of these other ones seem reasonable so far.

I'm fully caught up on the archive for this current season with 12 3"+ events and every single event mapped out in the snowfall maps sections if it didn't make the main archive. I set up a dedicated page for Winter 25-26. The SNE snowfall maps page has 23 events so far that required a map (>1" for an area) Also all the season to date stuff is on that page as well, probably do one more final update to that in April or early May. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/winter-25-26

i can see being a few tenths off or a few inches during the blizzard but how they came up with 21 when surrounding areas had like 10-15 still baffles me. Also in this event, if there was say 1.5-2, how do you even get close to 4? I have someone like that in my town that'll report nearly 1.5X to double me sometimes.

which one

i missed that reference

it's the same cocorahs station that reported 21" in the blizzard that i tossed violently away. All the surrounding totals were far less. So that seems like its possibly a slanter/over measurer. Of course thats the highest report so far in that area. So i woulnd't trust it personally...